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Lord of the Flies: Jack Merridew - Not Guilty

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, I, Jack Merridew, the defendant, stand here and speak the truth to prove that I am innocent of attempting to murder Ralph, the plaintiff, and influencing the boys to kill Simon and Piggy. By definition attempted murder is a conscience attempt upon ano ....

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.... of killing the beast not Simon. Ralph was at that incident as well. He was one of us. As for Piggy, the rock that struck Piggy was not launched by my hand. The boys were bright enough to act on their own. "Roger started throwing rocks from atop the castle while his other hand was still on the lever where he leaned all his weight on" (p.180) without my order. I cannot influence my men while trying to defend myself from Ralph who invaded my territory. Now, ladies and gentlemen of the jury my life is now in your hands. I am an innocent man who defended my in ....

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